About us

At 4Women Psychology, every psychologist who works with us shares our commitment to providing compassionate, evidence-based, and affirming care for women and girls at every stage of life. Our team is guided by the 4Women Pillars, Continuity of Care, Collaboration, Compassion, and Clinical Integrity, ensuring our clients feel supported, understood, and empowered.

We embrace a neurodiversity-affirming and strengths-based approach, valuing each person’s individuality and lived experience. This means we recognise the unique ways our clients think, feel, and navigate the world. We walk alongside each client with respect, empathy, and unwavering support, helping her to navigate challenges, embrace her strengths, and thrive on her own terms.

Our Psychologists

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    Nikki Bray

    Director and Clinical Psychologist

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Psychology support exclusively for girls (12+) and women on the Gold Coast

Director & Clinical Psychologist

Nikki Bray

Academic Qualifications and Professional Registrations

Masters of Clinical Psychology - The University of Queensland

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Honours - The University of Queensland

Registered Clinical Psychologist - (AHPRA)- PSY0002339944

Board Approved Supervisor- (AHPRA)

Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS)

Member of the Australian Institute of Psychologists Inc (AAPi)

Member of the Australasian Menopause Society

I am a Clinical Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor. I like to describe myself as an enthusiastic, compassionate and warm therapist. My values are empowerment, self-advocacy, and authenticity. I place great emphasis on developing meaningful relationships with clients to provide a safe space to empower clients to improve their wellbeing through evidence-based treatments.

I am a neurodiversity affirming clinician and take a strength and interests based approach with the aim to understand my client’s needs from their perspective and life experiences. I use a neurotype/identity model instead of medical/disorder model and I aim to understand and respect neurodivergent communication styles.

Outside of work, I love hanging out with my husband, daughter (human) and son (Pip the Cavoodle). I enjoy swimming, reading, napping, and eating good food. I can’t live without coffee and chocolate.

Areas of Interest:

  • Midlife changes- (Focusing on the unique aspects of midlife changes and menopause for women's mental health e.g. perimenopausal depression and anxiety, stress and burnout, sleep and insomnia, increased alcohol use)

  • Emerging adulthood- (Leaving home, financial independence, navigating autonomy, Navigating dating, intimacy, and sexuality, Academic demands, career uncertainty, or job instability, Ambiguity of adulthood (balancing student, worker, partner, or parenting)

  • Insomnia (Difficulties falling asleep, frequent awakenings and hard to get back to sleep, early morning awakenings or difficulties getting out of bed, fatigue during the day, reduced mood or loss of interest, sleep related anxiety or frustration. Using CBTi)

  • Supporting neurodivergent individuals (Adjustment to diagnosis, autistic burnout management, sensory needs management, communication preferences and styles, executive function, self-advocacy skills, co-morbid depression, anxiety and health conditions i.e Hypermobility spectrum disorders/Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, gastrointestinal disorders, chronic pain)

  • Anxiety (social anxiety, generalised anxiety, panic attacks, phobia)

  • Mood disorders

  • OCD

  • Stress and burnout management

  • Chronic pain and or health concerns

  • Emotion regulation and distress tolerance

  • Self-esteem

  • Perfectionism